Ireland

COLLACH CELTIC BOAR Silver Pendant. Wild boar is, besides birds of prey, the most frequently depicted animal in Celtic art. This indicates that it had a special significance in society. The available archaeological and numismatic evidence also strongly suggests that boar hunts may have played…

Collach CELTIC BOAR Silver PENDANT. Wild boar is, besides birds of prey, the most frequently depicted animal in Celtic art. This indicates that it had a special significance in society. The available archaeological and numismatic evidence also strongly suggests that boar hunts may have played an…

Original Handmade Cap from Ireland.

• 100% Wool
• Dry Clean Only
• Made in Ireland

Original Handmade Cap from Ireland.

• 100% Wool
• Dry Clean Only
• Made in Ireland

Bronze Crow Pendant with a Newgrange spiral. Celtic Godesses Badb, Macha and Nemain are associated with crows and ravens, as well as with Nantosuelta, the Gaulish Water and Healing Goddess. Newgrange in Ireland is over 5.000 years old prehistoric monument North of Dublin, that predates the…

Silver Ring with Cat Heads. Material sterling silver Weight varies depending on the size, approx. 4 g Slightly adjustable Designed by Kati

One of our many Celtic knots design. 

• Material: alloy of tin, covered with a thin layer of antimony, patinated
• Size: 2,7 cm

Celtic Infinity Spiral pendant represents the never ending cycle of everything that flows without the beginning or the end. It is meant to protect the wearer from evil, to help fulfill ones wishes, to provide energy, confidence and to develop creativity. Material: tin alloy with a thin layer…

CELTIC WOLVES - sterling silver pendant. In a typical Irish design (Book of Kells).

• Size: 4 x 4,5 cm.
• Weight 9 g
• Material: sterling silver (Ag 925).

Celtic Sword proportionally and structurally based on artefacts from the Early Iron Age (also the La Tène period). The grip is made of wood and antler, high carbon steel blade is tempered to 50-52 HRC. Material: 54SiCr6 high carbon spring steel, wood, Hardness: 50-52 HRC Overall length: approx.…

Original Handmade Cap from Ireland.

• 100% Wool
• Dry Clean Only
• Made in Ireland

Stylized CELTIC KNOT AMULET. Snakes represent diferent things to different people. For shedding its skin it can symbolize rebirth, in some cultures, the snakes are considered sacred beings and often seen as the symbols of knowledge. Material: tin alloy covered with a thin layer of antimony,…

Stylized CELTIC CROSS AMULET.

• Material: tin alloy with a thin layer of antimony, patinated
• Size: 3,5 x 5 cm

Crow pendant with a Newgrange spiral. The crow is associated with mysteries of life and magic. This bird is considered to be a spiritual guide. It supports the development of sight, transformation, and connection with life's magic. Newgrange (Sí an Bhrú, Ireland) is over 5.000 years old prehistoric…

A Medieval leather pouch. This bag is crafted in the style of the late 14th century. Decorated with a Celtic knot.

• Material: high quality leather, bronze
• Size: 18.5 x 20 cm

Triquetra - a silver necklace with a cut moldavite.

• Material: silver, moldavite
• Size: 2.5 × 3.2 cm
• Size of the moldavite: 6 mm
• The length of the chain: 44 cm
• Weight: 9 g

Reproduction of an Irish Fighting Long Knife - Skean with wooden grip and bronze fitting inspired by an artefact retrieved from the river Shannon, Ireland. Material: high carbon steel, case hardened - 52 - 54 HRC, wood, bronz Overall length 48 cm Blade length: 35 cm Blade width: 4 cm Weight: 400 g…

Mac Tíre Celtic Wolf Bronze pendant, inspired by the art of the Book of Kells. Mac Tíre is the Irish expression for this animal, in Ireland extinct, but still surviving in the Celtic mythology. Material bronze Size 2 x 4 cm

Celtic Bronze Rivet for belts. The original comes from the 12th century, Glendalough, Ireland. The endless knotwork cross consists of four triquetras. Material: bronze Size: 2 cm Weight: 10 g

Irish Spirals Bronze PENDANT. This well known motif features on many artefacts discovered in Ireland and Britain. The three parts, or worlds, are depicted here as part of a whole. Such motifs adorn the illuminated Book of Durrow and the famous Book of Kells (8th century) as well as the brooch of…